The line “I’ll see you in my dreams” is repeated frequently in Akinola Davies Jr.’s “My Father’s Shadow,” the first film from a Nigerian director to earn a slot in the Cannes Film ...

“The memories that cause you pain when someone leaves are the same ones that will comfort you later ... And so “My Father’s Shadow” resolves as a movie less about a father than it ...

SUPPORT NOW x Do this later ‘My Sunshine’, by skit maker Kemi ... presents a fresh concept that adds a new twist to the Nigerian movie industry, sparking curiosity among the audience.

In what is understood to be a first in the film festival’s near-80 year history, a movie from ... confirm if indeed “My Father’s Shadow” marks a historic first Nigerian feature.

The movie will screen at the ... and creative team behind ‘My Father’s Shadow’. She stated that the achievement is a landmark moment for Nigerian cinema and storytelling, showcasing ...

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